Bruce Fisher feat. Roy Ayers - One life '77

14:37  Lee Michaels - Tell Me How Do You Feel [part 1 (Don't Want No) Woman] (1969)

Gary Wright, Robbie Robertson and Bruce Guthro

"Endless Summer": I am a born-and-raised Californian and while I have never seen it (?!?), I am familiar with the inspired documentaries that followed, including, of course, Bruce Brown's "On Any Sund

I watched Pieces yesterday.  It was campy, trashy, and dumb, but funny.  It was filmed in Europe where the director was also filming Bruce Lee knock offs with a guy called Bruce Le. So Bruce Le sudden

It's all about Bruce Campbell for me - I find him hilarious.

It's all about Bruce Campbell for me - I find him hilarious.

Nice haul!  Yea the Bruce Haack is great, and that Stanley Clarke has some heat too.

40:10 Never Turnin' Back - Bruce Hibbard

28:26 Bruce Hibbard - Never Turnin' Back

Yeah, AVPD (1) was good.  And Truman Show.  Bruce Almighty - where he's reporting on the Comet strike .... Wow, maybe I do like dude after all.

The Skins fired Gruden but I have no hope as long as Bruce Allen is running things.

Wall-Of-Fame in effect. Near the end Edan pulls out a Jack Bruce plus another I don't recognise? Is the second the record he's juggling?

Wall-Of-Fame in effect. Near the end Edan pulls out a Jack Bruce plus another I don't recognise? Is the second the record he's juggling?

Wall-Of-Fame in effect. Near the end Edan pulls out a Jack Bruce plus another I don't recognise? Is the second the record he's juggling?

Wall-Of-Fame in effect. Near the end Edan pulls out a Jack Bruce plus another I don't recognise? Is the second the record he's juggling?

Wall-Of-Fame in effect. Near the end Edan pulls out a Jack Bruce plus another I don't recognise? Is the second the record he's juggling?

I read that Gary Burton is openly gay and that Cecil Taylor was too, supposedly. David Sancious of Bruce Springsteen fame (and has a drum break version of "Dixie" on his dollar bin Tone fusion debut)

Brown, Ronald Hamilton, James Harris and James Lee Jr later disbanded. Once again Al Brown was looking to form another group and fortuitously for him found another Philly outfit The Coalitions of “In

RIP Col. Bruce Hampton.  Died on stage.